Number of casualties of Russian attack on apartment block in Sumy Oblast rises to 10

The number of casualties as a result of a Russian guided aerial bomb (KAB) hitting an apartment building in Svesa, Sumy Oblast, has risen to 10, including two children. The removal of debris at the site of the attack continues.

Source: Sumy Oblast Military Administration

Quote: "Emergency rescue operations are ongoing following a Russian KAB strike on an apartment block in the village of Svesa. The strike left 10 people injured, including two children. The victims are receiving the necessary medical care at the district's facilities. 15 apartments were destroyed and the glazing on around 700 windows was damaged."

Details: The Sumy Oblast Military Administration confirmed that the debris is being cleared.

The local authorities and Ukraine's State Emergency Service have established a headquarters to deal with the aftermath of the Russian attack and are attempting to relocate the affected civilians. Places for people to warm up have been provided.

Background: A Russian guided aerial bomb struck a residential building in Sumy Oblast’s Shostka district, injuring two children and three adults on the afternoon of 4 January. 

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